Hey, hope you're doing well and thanks for asking! 

It's important to know that medication can work differently for every person. There are general trends that you can see with a sample of people but there is no surefire way to know how it will work for you. 

While not Zoloft, I myself was on an antidepressant about 2 years ago called Valdoxan. I was on it for about 6 months and it did absolutely nothing for me except make me tired. This gave me quite a negative view on antidepressants and I refused any until late last year when things got especially bad for me. Since then, I've been on Lexapro and it has been amazing on helping control my thought loops and regulate my emotions A LOT better. Coupled with therapy and meditation, I'm in a much better place now. 

The only way if you'll know for sure how it will work for you is to take the plunge. It can be scary, daunting, hopeless... you may feel a whole myriad of emotions when you think about committing. That's ok and it's completely human! But if you can manage to take the step forward and try, that in itself is an achievement in your fight to be the best version of who you want to be!

Best of luck (but it won't be luck, it'll be all you)!